Investigation revealed that behind the public image of a crypto expert lies a business circle including Mykhailo Uvarov, known in criminal circles as "Frenchman," who previously had the surname Kurytsin.
Unknown attackers assaulted an 80-year-old couple in the epicentre of protests in the French capital, stealing valuables and part of their clothing.
Ukrainian military personnel, together with partners from the Alliance, have developed two artificial intelligence tools that will help forecast strikes by enemy unmanned aerial vehicles and plan the use of artillery more effectively.
US Treasury Minister dispels rumours of halted data sharing with Ukraine, reports on Europe's import of Russian goods, and questions Germany's readiness to supply Patriot systems.
The Kyiv club officially announced the dismissal of the head coach. The decision was made immediately after the loss in the UPL match.
The President of Ukraine confirmed that Ukrainian troops continue to hold back the enemy's advance in Donetsk, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia regions, despite Russian leader's claims of proximity to the city.
Protesters in the French capital use unusual costumes and dance elements to attract media attention against the backdrop of an extremely tense situation in the country.
Using seatbelt clips is dangerous for safety systems. We examine who is legally allowed to drive unbelted and the sanctions applied for violations.
The number of confirmed Ebola virus infections in Kenya has reached seven. This was reported by the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention. Among the four newly identified patients are three healthcare workers. One fatality has been recorded among the total number of patients.
The fourth of the new patients turned out to be a family member of the first patient, who died earlier. All four individuals recently found to have the virus had previously been in quarantine as contacts. They are currently receiving supportive medical care in a specialised facility.
Kenyan medical efforts are focused on isolating contacts. It has been possible to identify and isolate 128 of the 130 people identified as having had contact with patients. Searches for the remaining two individuals are ongoing.
The country's authorities emphasise that there are currently no signs of the virus spreading among the general population.
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